M1 support/Ventura Support

azza

I purchased Komplete 13 last year and am disappointed to say the least. Not only have NI not done anything related to the M1 chip but then of course, Apple release a new OS and the same "thank you for your patience" garbage follows and nothing is heard at all. I saw this happen with Big Sur then Mojave.

I paid a lot of money for this software and of course several products, that I've paid for, do not work through no fault of the user.

What are you doing NI?

Products installed and not working:

Deep Matter

Drive

Elastic Thump

Expansions Selection

Form

Halcyon Sky

Indigo Dust

With more continuing to install...

Monochrome

M1/M2 support IS there - for a whole while now:

• https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360014683497-Apple-Silicon-Compatibility-News

Ventura is, obviously, a different beast, but there is support for some software already:

• https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000421737-macOS-13-Ventura-Compatibility-Statement

Not sure why Deep Matter et al wouldn't work. They're content, not software. Form I can see because it's for Reaktor and Reaktor itself is not Ventura compatible yet.

Jeremy_NI

@azza As Monochrome said, M1 is supported natively (except for Reaktor 6) and in Rosetta mode. You can check in Native Access for every product's changelog, you can see that the vast majority of products have been updated to ensure ARM 64 native compatibility.

There were no reports of issues with Ventura. Maybe you could give more details on your issue. What is "not working" ?

Form is a Reaktor synth, so first you need to install Reaktor 6, if you want to use it, you would need to run your DAW in Rosetta mode: How to Open Your DAW Using Rosetta Or you could get the beta version: Reaktor 6.5.0: Beta phase has started

Drive is an effect, can you explain what the issue is?

All the rest of the products you menton are expansions, what is the issue with those? What Are Expansions?

On Mac one essential thing to do too is to give Full DIsk Access to your DAW and most audio applications: How to Enable Full Disk Access on macOS